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Population size and time since island isolation determine genetic diversity loss in insular frog populations.

Molecular ecology - 1 Feb 2014

Wang Supen, Zhu Wei, Gao Xu, Li Xianping, Yan Shaofei, Liu Xuan, Yang Ji, Gao Zengxiang, Li Yiming

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Understanding the factors that contribute to loss of genetic diversity in fragmented populations is crucial for conservation measurements. Land-bridge archipelagoes offer ideal model systems for identifying the long-term effects of these factors on genetic variations in wild populations. In this study, we used nine microsatellite markers to quantify genetic diversity and differentiation of 810 pond frogs...

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PMID: 24351057
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12634

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